New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-16
WARN PRAISE FOR THE TICKET,

HOW TIE WORK OF THE CONVENTION is RE-
GARDED HERE AND IN BROOKLYN
Most of The delegates to the Republican Stale Cen
senton from this city al Brooklyn returned IRON
Saratoga Yesterday. AL pleased with tie resul;
of the convention and certain that the tickle;
would win. IL declared TO be a strong ticket
from the top the bottom-one that every Republi-
can voter the State could support coDscientously
snd heartily The harmony which characterized the
soavention Was dwelt upon especially good
omen.
Andrew d. White ex-presdent of Cornell Universe
H. was asked yesterday what he thought of the ticket
II Saratoga. 1t is splendid" be replied. 1t Is all
sight A good ticket BIT what interested me most
gas Seth Lows speech. 1t incompatible with
snything We have had IN long time. ltwas master
b. Low is q tine speaker. He came up TO Ithaca TO
make address and completely capuvated every
BODY wonder that our friends have not made more
Of HIM. He went on little in Brooklyn. but they
souid have brought him back earlier by getting
around him."
. no~ does the platform strike your
sCaotal. Carroll f. Smith ses that sort OF thing
we'll"
Rr Senator I. c. Plat, who came from Saratoga
yesterday morning has taken up his old quarters al
The Fifth Avenue Hotel He had copies OF ali the
Eew-York newspapers in his hapas when he reached
TIE hotel sfVer business hours the afternoon. The
papers all speak we'll of the ticket" said he Even
The Democratic papers cannot attack It, and The
Times only call rs names From what hear.
Reps blcahs all Satisfied with the work OF ths con
vacation both regards the ticket and the platform"
Whatever may be thought OF the Republican plat
form by the rreconciisbe third party men, there 10
no doubt that the true friends OF temperance. the
rational refvrmers. whose aims pracicsbls. ara
yell satisfied with the position taken by the party at
Saratoga the liquor question. This vac SHOWN last
evening la "a brief interview with ex-Secretsry
Window, OF the most cons picaous and energetic
leaders OF the Anti Saloon movement. he seep
II the Fifth Avenue Hotel When asked Tor hs
spr ion about the temperance plank in the platform
he repIied have beer unusually busy all dag
that bsve not had faIr chance TO give it csreial
examin alton snch as sha give 1t tonight, hut lar
- have been able TO judge about it and the her
WORK OF the convention feel we'll satisfied yes we'll
Satisfied indeed" He said this also Of the ticket
veil the platform.
Er Mayor Low did not return TO Brooklyn last
hight His family is still the country and he vent
Crosby and a great many OF the deeg sies from this
Diy. Jacob Hess did not get back untd late in the
evening. He seemed greatly pleased With The worA
accomplished and spoke highly OF the delegates, de-
staring that the convention the most representa-
eSe and harmonious that be had ateoded in fifteen
years We hare got good ticket and splendid
blatiorm," be added. q and we are going 10 WIN. OF
thst I'm certa n. There is not weak man on the
scke Colonei Granite little speech OF acceptance tax
yell. He said just enough for the occaslon."
Aeueduct Commissioner Hamilton Fish, r., said:
The ticket is an excellent one. There could be
Ssst IL s ono that every Republican voter in the
state shonId support heartily AL the candidates are
vel known and stsong men IN their localities. Tie
Yonventioa Il oroughiy representative one and 1t
has performed It's work we'll"
Police Justice Jacob N. Patterson-l believe the
ticket will win. believe this because the ticket 10
OF the best and strongest that has been presented
% tne hepuencan narty OF tue state Tor many years
Clarence w. Mesde-rhe convention OF tho
fest thai has gathered in Saratoga tor many ycars
y thoroughly represented the Republican party OF
.he State That Mas harmonious. the proceedings
have shown There fewer con testing de- ga.
tions than usual. The uckst nominated by this
representative body 10 such Q one as would be ex-
pecied from it Ii 10 ticket that will win without
sny doubt
Sheridan Shook Tho conventen and the Rspub-
csn party Of the State to be congratulated on the
ticket laced in nomination. IL is one that every
Republican votsr supporr heartily, and shis vii
vention show that 1t harmonious and that the
party IL once moro united throughout the State.
Every Republican must be satisked With the work OF
The convention in Affecting so good q ticket.
Congressman Ashbei p. Fitch spoks 10 the highest
fens Of tae harmony oil the vent,oa And predicted
he success Of the ticket The platform be said Wa
PRESIDENT eli the way through.
nahisa Chance sdslsxas from the xlth District,
MD: IL was the most harmorieus eosvcnues
Dver attended The speeches Of Low and Miller
greaf out Senator Evarts mace tse GROWING e6ort
q his lite IN defending toe rs.outons II sent Evsvss
Isosk up atty ree cent. To tckes vii BE- eleetea"
CosRrsssmsn g. v. Whise-f vss delighted With the |
pgoveuttoa and win tie hasDeny which peevsilsd.
hare seen aching Ike II In recent ysaRs. |